Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-01-13
LOCAL, MENTION.
New goods at Kellar's.
Jos. Allen loans money.

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Christy's crackers are the best. Kel-
lar sells them.
W. Elliott loans money at low rates.
No commission.
All kinds of staple and fancy gro
ceries at Kellars.
Halsey's Homeopathic Guide can be
ordered at the Post Office.
Gowdy Bros. shipped a car load of
cattle and one of hogs Monday.
Miss Matte Layne of Spring Valley
is quite low with the consumption.
The Canton Band are now out of
debt and have $3.50 in the treasury.
A fresh supply OF Hooking Valley
coal received at the elevator Wednes-
day, Jan. 18th.
Rev. l. A. Sparks will preach at the
Presbyterian church Sunday, at IL Il. m.
Sunday school ut IL o'clock
Has Turner county district attor-
ney? The county board in session,
and Mr.. Jones is at Bismarck.
The territorial legislature is now in
full blast. The north organized the
council and the south the house.
Insure in the Dakota Mutual. Jos.
Allen will make out your papers, and
give you all necessary information.
A telegram from Yankton to the
Sioux City Journal says that Mrs.
Clyde gives her husband up us lost"
In some parts of Iow;i the ice crop is
said to be Il failure--frozen so solid
that the earth and ice cannot be sepa-
rated.
Fred Snoopy is erecting Il commodi-
Gus ice house in the rear of his meat
market, which will he filled with solidi-
fed chunks OF the Vermillion river.
w. E. Workman received IL telegram
yesterday converting the sad intelli-
gence Of hiS,father's death. He LETT
with his family on the evening train.
No offensive. last years smell in kcl-
lars store, every thing fresh aud clean.
and prices way down to beu rock. We
use the Electric lightl They are boss.
| Rank Gowdy sails around in a fine
| new cutter since his return from llli-
| nOiS. Got SO in the habit OF Sliding
around while there that he had to have
one.
Superintendent Salmon's official no.
tices to teachers ii.e published in the
German department Of the New Era
for the benefit of teachers who are un-
able to read English.
The voters of Lincoln comfy voted
mo license" ut the election last fall,
and now the board of county commits
sioners, regardless of the orders issued
by the people, have granted license
in that county.
The professional card of DR.. S. C..
Fowler appears in this weeks issue of
the Herald. The doctorh has established
very successful practice since Local
ting in Hurley, and has the confidence
of those whom he has treated.
There will be Il meeting of the w. G.
L. u, Saturday, Jan. 18th. at p. m,
ut the w. e. L U. Reading Room, over
Pier s. Ferguson's store. 1t is earnest
ly requested that Ill members attend
as business of Importance needs their
attention.
The best place in Turner county to
get YOUR boss Michigan cider. baldwin
and greening apples, Fancy brands To
baccos, cigars and choicest confections
nuts, oranges and lemons, oysters, and
the finest lot of Holiday goods is at the
old time tried Pioneer Drug Store.
Hurley.
Nothing has been heard of the where.
ahouts of Rev. Morav Clyde. whose
disappearance was noted in last week :
Herald, and the theory gains ground
that he has deserted his family and
gone to new fields. If such is the case
can he possibly escape the hell OF
! which he preached?
. An Illinois exchange gives this rene
iy for black leg: Pu1cture the swoller
leg fifteen or twenty times with the
point of IL sharp instrument so that tht
blood can run ont; then mix turpen
tine and lard in about equal quantities
warm and bathe the leg thoroughly
one bathing is often sufficient, it not
a bathe until the swelling is gone.
The Herald acknowledges the receip
= of a complimentary season ticket t'
g the "St. Paul Ice Paiace and White
Carnival" which, opening Jan. 18th
I continues one round of lnirth and gay
> ETY. for two weeks. Persons wishing t.
: visit the enterprising city Of st. Pan
). can choose no better time to see tn
q city in its best than during this seasol
l. OF festivities.
There is one result to the mrrchan
who prepetuallv and intel!iyently ltl
vertises. which is of great value to him
He is considered IN enterpriSing dea
pr. and people prefer to deal with en-
trrprising hustling business men
There are some places of hnSiness yol
never think of enterins because the PR
E.pyiet0r is dead in the shell, setospeai
There are sone stores and shops i
which vou never expect to see or gt
s. anything late. either in style Or price
!, because the proprietors do not have tn
Of name Of being men of life and energ.
ID ID At the annual meeting of the direc